Tuesday Bucs Links

Many readers asked during the past couple of days why S Jermaine Phillips' broken thumb was considered such a severe injury that he was placed on injured reserve Tuesday. It's common for players to miss a limited amount of time...

Anyone know a good safety looking for work? As you may have read, Buccaneers Safety,  Linebacker, Safety, Jermaine Phillips, broke his thumb against Buffalo and has been put on Injured Reserve. I watched the game twice and despite my appreciation of all ‘Flip’ brings to the game (I do think his injury last year was more instrumental [...]

Bucs WR Antonio Bryant is unsure when he will play again because of a knee injury.

With Jermaine Phillips landing on injured reserve, the Buccaneers need help at safety. Again.And though linebacker Geno Hayes has offered to slide back a level (per JoeBucsFan.com), the team has opted instead to elevate safety Corey Lynch from the practice...

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers game against the New York Giants Sunday at Raymond James Stadium will not be blacked out, though tickets remain available, according to the team. The 1 p.m. game will be televised on Ch. 13.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers safety Jermaine Phillips will miss the remainder of the season with a broken left thumb.

Despite a couple of mediocre (to put it kindly) early-season performances, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have sold all non-premium seats for both of their 2009 regular-season home games. Of course, it helps when the opponents are the Cowboys and the Giants. According...

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have signed safety Corey Lynch and cornerback Marcus Hamilton to fill two openings in a struggling secondary.

The Tampa Bay organization took what some viewed as a financial gamble in April when it traded for Kellen Winslow, then gave him the biggest contract ever for a tight end.

Derrick Ward has been in Tampa for more than six months, but it feels like he never left the Giants. The running back has been calling and texting all his former teammates regularly, and this week has been no exception.

How about some more bad news for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers? What could be worse than Sunday's performance? How about the news that another starter is gone? Coach Raheem Morris, minus any smiles on his face, announced that "Flip" suffered a broken thumb in the 33-20 loss at Buffalo and he'll be gone "six to eight weeks." Anything else? Sure, how about that porous defense? Is it getting...

Veteran linebacker Derrick Brooks said last week he expected the Bears to re-evaluate their linebacker situation after the weekend and possibly get...

No offense. No defense. No points. No wins. No reason for hope. Even after Sunday's ugliness, Raheem Morris says Byron Leftwich remains the starting quarterback.